Reznor YDSA User manual

Brand: Reznor

Model: YDSA

Type: User manual

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Revision: CP-P125-R7DA-D19-D21-D22-D23 (06-20) 1024315-B

DIGITAL CONTROL OPTIONS D19, D21, D22, AND D23

CONTROL SYSTEM GUIDE FOR Y, J, AND R7 SERIES

⚠ WARNING ⚠

For R7 series packaged rooftop equipment:

FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD

• Failure to follow safety warnings exactly could result in serious injury or property damage.

• Installation and service must be performed by a qualiﬁed installer, service agency or the gas

supplier.

• Do not store or use gasoline or other ﬂammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or

any other appliance.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS

• Do not try to light any appliance.

• Do not touch any electrical switch; do not use any phone in your building.

• Leave the building immediately.

• Immediately call your gas supplier from a neighbor’s phone. Follow the gas suppliers

instructions.

• If you cannot reach your gas supplier, call the ﬁre department.

DO NOT DESTROY. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. KEEP IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

Supersedes: CP-P125-R7DA-D19-D21-D22-D23 (10-19) PN1024315R1

⚠ DANGER ⚠

For Y and J series packaged rooftop equipment:

This unit contains R-410A high pressure refrigerant. Hazards exist that could result in personal injury

or death. Installation, maintenance, and service should only be performed by an HVAC technician

qualiﬁed in R-410A refrigerant and using proper tools and equipment. Due to much higher pressure

of R-410A refrigerant, DO NOT USE service equipment or tools designed for R22 refrigerant.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION ...................................................................3

REFERENCES.............................................................................3

CONTROL SYSTEM ........................................................................4

System Programmable Controller .............................................................4

Display Screen Navigation ..................................................................6

Thermostat Display ........................................................................6

User space-mounted thermostat (option CL78) ................................................6

Optional space temperature and humidity averaging feature......................................7

STATES AND MODES OF OPERATION.........................................................7

D19 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control via Conventional Thermostat or BMS Input ....................8

D19 conventional input states of operation ...................................................8

D19 conventional input modes of operation ...................................................8

D19 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control via CL78 Space Sensor ...................................9

D19 CL78 space sensor states of operation ..................................................9

D19 CL78 space sensor modes of operation ..................................................9

D21 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control with Optional CL78 Space Sensor ..........................10

D21 states of operation .................................................................10

D21 modes of operation .................................................................10

D22 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control via Single Setpoint ......................................11

D22 states of operation .................................................................11

D22 modes of operation .................................................................11

D23 (Space Temperature) Control via Single Setpoint ............................................11

D23 states of operation .................................................................11

D23 modes of operation .................................................................12

UNIT OPERATING CONTROLS ..............................................................12

Temperature and Humidity Control ...........................................................12

Optional neutral air heating sliding scale temperature reset schedule setpoint (D19 and D21 only) .......13

Optional space heating sliding scale temperature reset schedule setpoint (D19 and D21 only) ..........13

Space Temperature and Humidity Setpoint Deﬁnitions............................................13

Occupied heating ......................................................................13

Occupied cooling ......................................................................14

Occupied heating cooling (control option D21 only)............................................14

Unoccupied heating ....................................................................14

Unoccupied cooling ....................................................................15

Unoccupied heating cooling (control option D21 only) ..........................................15

Space dehumidiﬁcation control ...........................................................15

Electric Heat Staging......................................................................16

Electric heat staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22) ................16

Electric heat staging—space temperature control (option D23)...................................16

Electric heat staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22 only on R7 series

models with 40kW, 60kW, or 80kW electric heat size)..........................................16

Electric heat staging—space temperature control (option D23 only on R7 series models with 40kW,

60kW, or 80kW electric heat size) .........................................................17

Electric heat stages—options AK5 and AK6 only on R7 series models with 40kW, 60kW, or 80kW

electric heat size) ......................................................................17

Gas Heat Staging ........................................................................18

Gas heat staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22) ...................18

Gas heat staging—space temperature control (option D23) .....................................18

Mechanical Cooling Staging ................................................................18

Mechanical cooling staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22) ...........18

Mechanical cooling staging—space temperature control (option D23) .............................19

Mechanical cooling staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22 only on R7

series models with option AUR2 and cooling size 150 or larger) ..................................19

Mechanical cooling staging—space temperature control (option D23 only on R7 series models with

option AUR2 and cooling size 150 or larger) .................................................19

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Table 1. Related Technical Manuals Available from Factory Distributor

Type Form PN

Y Series

Installation/operation I-Y D300530

Replacement parts P-Y 273651

J Series

Installation I-J D300537

R7 Series

Installation I-R7DA 1024294

Operation O-R7DA 1024295

Replacement parts P-R7DA D303299

GENERAL INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested for capacity and efﬁciency so as to provide many years of safe and dependable

comfort providing it is properly installed and maintained. With regular maintenance, this equipment will operate

satisfactorily year after year. Abuse, improper use, and/or improper maintenance can shorten the life of the appliance

and create unsafe hazards.

To achieve optimum performance and minimize equipment failure, it is recommended that periodic maintenance be

performed on this equipment. The ability to properly perform maintenance on this equipment requires certain tools

and mechanical skills.

REFERENCES

TABLE OF CONTENTS—CONTINUED

Dehumidiﬁcation Control ...................................................................20

Space dehumidiﬁcation .................................................................20

Neutral air dehumidiﬁcation ..............................................................20

Dehumidiﬁcation control (options AUR2, RPLE, and RPHE) .....................................20

Energy Recovery Control ..................................................................21

Energy recovery economizer operation (default control setting) ..................................21

Energy recovery continuous operation (optional)..............................................21

Supply Fan Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Supply fan control—occupied mode........................................................21

Supply fan control—unoccupied mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Exhaust Fan Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Damper Control..........................................................................22

Airﬂow Monitoring Options .................................................................24

SAFETIES AND ALARMS...................................................................25

Alarm Conditions.........................................................................25

Alarm Management.......................................................................28

SETUP OF UNIT USING SYSTEM PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLER ...............................29

Set Date and Time .......................................................................29

Select Unit Occupancy Type and Enable System................................................30

Controller Display Menus ..................................................................31

BACNET NETWORK .......................................................................46

BACnet MSTP Card ......................................................................46

BACnet IP/Ethernet Card ..................................................................47

Modifying BACnet Parameters ..............................................................48

BACnet Points...........................................................................50

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CONTROL SYSTEM

The control system utilizes a factory-installed system programmable controller, an optional ﬁeld-installed remote

display (wall-mounted or handheld), and an optional ﬁeld-installed space-mounted thermostat display that allows

for complete access to unit test features, schedules, discharge air setpoints, fan control, alarms, and other unit

operational setpoints. The control system’s features include:

• Local and remote alarming

• Integrated time clock

• Compressor anti-cycle protection and minimum ON/OFF cycle rates

• Protocol support for BACnet®

• Alarm shutdown feature

• Commissioning and test mode functions

• Energy-conscious applications

• TAB menu for creating backup of setpoints

System Programmable Controller

The system programmable controller (see Figure 1) has an integral display that shows unit features and parameters

that can be modiﬁed. Refer to Table 2 for a list of control system hardware input points and their descriptions. Refer

to Table 3 for a list of control system hardware output points and their descriptions.

Figure 1. System Programmable Controller with Integral Display

Table 2. Control System Inputs

Input

Terminal

Input Point

Name

Input

Description

Signal

Type

Signal

Range

Always

Active?

Controller Inputs

J23 FB2

Spc_Temp

Space temperature, up to total of 6 inputs

RS-485

communication

—

Spc_Humidity

Space humidity, up to total of 6 inputs

OA_Hum_Raw

Outside air humidity 0–10 VDC 0 to 100% RH

OA_Temp_Raw

OAT

Thermistor 10K-2 −35°F to 240°F (−37°C to 115°C)

Yes

EE_Temp_A

Entering evaporator temperature circuit A No

DA_Temp

DAT Yes

CC_Temp

Cooling coil DAT

MA_Temp

Mixed air temperature

Bldg_Pressure

Building static pressure

0–10 VDC

−0.5 IN WC through +0.5 IN WC

Duct_Pressure

Duct static pressure 0–2.5 IN WC

Spc_CO2

Space CO

0–2000 ppm

U10

ERV_DA_Temp

Energy recovery wheel DAT Thermistor −35°F to 240°F (−37°C to 115°C)

J26 FB2

RA_Temp

Return air temperature

RS-485

communication

—

RA_Humidity

Return air humidity

J26 FB2

EA_Temp

Exhaust air temperature

EA_Humidity

Exhaust air humidity

ID1

SF_Sts

Supply fan status

Dry contact

Open = OFF/close = ON

Yes

ID2

Filter_Sts

Main or ERV dirty ﬁlter status No

ID3

Safety_Sts

Safety input status Open = ALARM/close = NORMAL Yes

ID4

Ext_OCC

Occupied mode input

Open = OFF/close = ON No

ID5

Ext_Call_Fan

External fan call input (G)

ID6

Ext_Call_Heat

External heat call input (W1)

ID7

Ext_Call_Cool

External cool call input (Y1)

ID8

Ext_Call_Dh

External dehumidiﬁcation call input

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Table 3. Control Sysyem Outputs

Output

Terminal

Output Point

Name

Output Description Signal Type Signal Range

Always

Active?

Damper_Cmd

Damper output command

0–10 VDC

0–100% open

SF_Spd_Cmd

Supply fan speed command 0–100% speed

Comp_A_Cmd

Compressor A modulation command 1–5 VDC

0–100% capacity

HX_Mod_Cmd

Gas heating modulation command 2–10 VDC

Electric heating modulation command 0–10 VDC

RH_A_Cmd

Reheat A modulation command (pump) 1–5 VDC

Reheat A modulation command (valve)

0–10 VDC

CF_Spd_Cmd

(Y and J series)

Condenser fan speed command Fixed at 90% speed

Vent_Spd_Cmd

(R7 series)

Venter fan speed command 0–100% speed

NO1

SF_Cmd

Supply fan command

24VAC contact Open = OFF/close = ON

Yes

NO2

Comp_B_Cmd

Compressor B command

NO3

Comp_C_Cmd

Compressor C command

NO4

Comp_D_Cmd

Compressor D command

NO5

Cond_A_Cmd

Condenser section A command

NO6

Cond_B_Cmd

Condenser section B command

NO7

Alm_Rly_Cmd

Unit general alarm relay command Yes

NO8

HX_Stg1_Cmd

Heating stage 1 command

NO9

HX_Stg2_Cmd

Heating stage 2 command

NO10

HX_Stg3_Cmd

Heating stage 3 command

NO11

HX_Stg4_Cmd

Heating stage 4 command

NO12

HX_Stg5_Cmd

Heating stage 5 command

NO13

HX_Stg6_Cmd

Heating stage 6 command

NO14

EF_Cmd

Exhaust fan command

NO15

ERV_Cmd

Energy recovery wheel command

NO16

Preheat_Cmd

Electric preheat command

J25

BMS2

EF_Cmd

Exhaust fan command

RS-485

communication

—

EF_Spd_Cmd

Exhaust fan speed command

Expansion Board Outputs

RH_B_Cmd

Reheat B modulation command (valve)

0–10 VDC

0–100% capacity No

EF_Spd_Cmd

Exhaust fan speed command

Comp_B_Cmd

(R7 series

with AUR2 and

cooling size 150

or larger)

Compressor B modulation command 1–5 VAC

Table 2. Control System Inputs

Input

Terminal

Input Point

Name

Input

Description

Signal

Type

Signal

Range

Always

Active?

ID9

Ext_ Switch_1

External position switch 1

Dry contact

Open = OFF/close = ON

ID10

Ext_ Switch_2

External position switch 2

ID11

EF_Sts

Exhaust fan status

ID12

Comp_A_Alarm

Modulating compressor A alarm

ID13

RH_A_Alarm

Modulating reheat compressor A alarm

ID14

Phase_Alarm

Phase protection alarm

ID15

Htr_1_Sts

Gas heater 1 status

Relay N.O.

contact

ID16

Htr_2_Sts

Gas heater 2 status

ID17

Comp_B_Alarm

Modulating compressor B alarm Dry contact

J25

BMS2

EF_Cmd

Exhaust fan command

RS-485

communication

—

EF_Spd_Cmd

Exhaust fan speed command

Expansion Board Inputs

SF_DP

Supply fan differential pressure

0–5 VDC

0–10 IN WC

EF_DP

Exhaust fan differential pressure

OA_Flow

Outside airﬂow 0–15,000 scfm

EE_Temp_B

Entering evaporator temperature circuit B

Carel NTC −58°F to 221°F (−50°C to 105°C)U5

EA_Temp

Exhaust air temperature

SF_Temp

Supply fan temperature

—Continued

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CONTROL SYSTEM—CONTINUED

Display Screen Navigation

Navigation through the controller’s display screens is accomplished by using the function keys (see Figure 2) located

on each side of the controller’s display or the function keys on the remote display.

Figure 2. Function Keys

The position of the cursor on the screen dictates which of the function keys need to be pressed and when. The home

position for the cursor on any screen is located in the upper left-hand corner as shown in Figure 3. Display screen

navigation when the cursor is in the home position is as follows:

• Press up key to go back to previous screen

• Press down key to advance to next screen in alpha-numeric order

• Press enter key to advance cursor to next available modiﬁable ﬁeld (see Figure 3)

Display screen navigation when the cursor is positioned on a modiﬁable ﬁeld is as follows:

• Press up or down keys to scroll through or toggle

• Press enter key to advance cursor through remaining modiﬁable ﬁelds

• Press enter key again to advance cursor to home position

Test Mode

E.a.2

Test Mode Enable: Off

Time Out: 240

Countdown: 240

Test Mode E.a.2

Test Mode Enable: Off

Time Out: 240

Countdown: 240

HOME POSITION MODIFIABLE FIELD

Figure 3. Cursor Home Position and Modiﬁable Field Position

Thermostat Display

In its normal state, the thermostat’s user display shows space temperature and humidity, unit status, and time.

User space-mounted thermostat (option CL78)

NOTE: Option CL78 is optional with digital controls D19 and D21, standard with D23, and not

available with D22.

Controls for thermostat option CL78 are listed and described in Table 4 and shown in Figure 4.

Table 4. Thermostat Controls

Button/Dial*

Current State Action

Mode

—

Selects Heat, Cool, or Auto state when pressed

Fan Initiates temporary occupied period when pressed

ON/OFF

Heat, Cool, or Auto Sets unit state to OFF when pressed

Off Sets unit state to previous Heat, Cool, or Auto state when pressed

Setpoint adjustment —

Selects temperature setpoint: press inward on dial once and turn

dial clockwise (increase) or counterclockwise (decrease)

Selects humidity setpoint: press inward on dial twice and turn dial

clockwise (increase) or counterclockwise (decrease)

*See Figure 4.

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Mode Button

Fan Button

ON/OFF Button

Setpoint Adjustment Dial

Figure 4. Thermostat (Option CL78)

Optional space temperature and humidity averaging feature

NOTE: Refer to the installation manual and/or unit wiring drawings for speciﬁc wiring informa-

tion.

Up to ﬁve space sensors may be added to the control system in addition to the CL78 for a total of six space inputs.

These devices are combination temperature and humidity sensors that operate on a RS-485 communication trunk.

The space averaging sensor addressable DIP switches inside the sensor are shown in Figure 5. The user must set

these addresses accordingly in the ﬁeld.

Figure 5. Space Averaging Sensor Addressable DIP Switch Settings

STATES AND MODES OF OPERATION

The states and modes of operation for control options D19, D21, D22, and D23 are described in the following

paragraphs. D19, D21, and D22 control Discharge Air Temperature (DAT) as follows: 1) unit supplies neutral air

temperature that does not affect space conditions, 2) unit supplies cold air temperature to provide space cooling,

or 3) unit supplies hot air temperature to provide space heating. D23 controls space temperature.

NOTE: Heating applies only when a unit is ordered with a gas or electric heat section. Heating is

included in all control instructions.

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STATES AND MODES OF OPERATION—CONTINUED

D19 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control via Conventional Thermostat or BMS Input

The D19 control option can operate the supply fan, exhaust fan, dampers, DX cooling, and gas/electric heat to maintain

a set of DAT control setpoints via the conventional thermostat or a Building Maintenance System (BMS) input.

D19 conventional input states of operation

D19 controls the unit in the following conventional states of operation:

• Enable ON: The unit is permitted to operate based on the automatic control system. The unit switches to the

Enable ON state only when the state is manually-selected through the user interface device, unit display, or building

automation network communication point.

• Enable OFF: The unit supply fan and all associated mechanical equipment is OFF in this state. There are no

associated sequences of operation in this state. The unit switches to the OFF state only when the state is manually-

selected through the user interface device, unit display, or building automation network communication point.

Mechanical system selections are permitted only in the Enable OFF state.

• Enable OFF/Alarm: The Enable OFF/Alarm state can occur only from a sequence failure. The unit stops all

mechanical operation until resolution of the failure condition(s). Upon resolving the failure, the unit returns to its

externally-commanded condition. Alarms may also be cleared by resetting power to the unit.

D19 conventional input modes of operation

When the unit is called to operate in the auto, heating, or cooling state(s), D19 controls the unit in one of two

conventional input modes: occupied or unoccupied. The unit will run in occupied or unoccupied mode based on one

of the following three user-selected commands:

• Internal time clock schedule selects occupied or unoccupied mode

• Physical input point (ID4) (contact closed = occupied)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

Descriptions for the D19 conventional inputs are as follows:

NOTE: The desired input type must be selected. The default is conventional thermostat inputs.

1. Occupied Call (Occupied Contacts (ID4), Optional BMS, or Local Schedule): when occupied, the dampers

follow the occupied mode sequences. When unoccupied, the dampers follow the unoccupied mode sequences

(refer to the Option GF2A (100% outside air): When the unit is indexed to start, the outside air damper is

commanded to open. When the actuator end switch proves the damper is approximately 80% open, unit

operation is permitted. section for speciﬁc details).

2. Fan Call (Fan Contacts (ID5) or BMS Input): when the supply fan call is on. the unit supply fan starts. The fan

also automatically starts when the heating, cooling, or dehumidiﬁcation calls are on. Otherwise, the fan is OFF.

The auto sequence is activated from the fan control when the mechanical cooling and heating contacts are open.

For continuous supply fan operation, the fan call needs to remain on.

3. Heating Call (Heating Contacts (ID6) or BMS Input): when the heating call is on, the supply fan starts and the

heating sequence is enabled. Mechanical heat operates to maintain the heating DAT setpoint listed in Table 5

(Heating Contacts state).

4. Cooling Call (Cooling Contacts (ID7) or BMS Input): when the cooling call is on, the supply fan starts. Mechanical

cooling operates to maintain the cooling unit DAT setpoint listed in Table 5 (Cooling Contacts state).

5. Dehumidiﬁcation Call (Dehumidiﬁcation Contacts (ID8) or BMS Input): when the dehumidiﬁcation call is on

and the cooling and heating contacts are open, the supply fan starts and the unit reheat system is active.

6. Auto Sequence: when the fan call is on and the mechanical cooling, heating, and dehumidiﬁcation calls are off,

the unit operates in the auto sequence. The unit operates to maintain one of the DAT setpoints listed in Table 5

(Auto Sequence Heat state) based on the Outside Air Temperature (OAT). If both heating and cooling calls are

on, the unit will not turn on any mechanical system until the condition is removed.

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Table 5. D19 Conventional Input Setpoints

State OAT Allowed Discharge Air Control Variable Default Setpoint Range

Heating Contacts

—

Space heating air temperature

DA_SpcHtg_SP

90°F (32°C) 50–140°F (10–60°C)

Cooling Contacts Space cooling air temperature

DA_SpcClg_SP

55°F (12°C) 50–100°F (10–37°C)

Auto Sequence Cool OAT > 65°F Neutral air temperature

DA_NAClg_SP

70°F (21°C) 50–100°F (10–37°C)

Auto Sequence Heat OAT < 65°F Neutral air temperature

DA_NAHtg_SP

70°F (21°C) 50–140°F (20–60°C)

D19 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control via CL78 Space Sensor

The D19 control option can also operate the supply fan, exhaust fan, dampers, DX cooling, and gas or electric

heat to maintain a set of DAT control setpoints via the CL78 space sensor. If the space temperature sensor option

CL78 fails, the logic ignores space requirements and operates to maintain neutral air temperature and neutral air

dehumidiﬁcation control.

NOTE: Heating applies only when a unit is ordered with a gas or electric heat section.

D19 CL78 space sensor states of operation

D19 control via the CL78 space sensor can switch between states based on the following:

• Controller display (user-selected)

• th-tune space control device (option CL78)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

• Automatically based on sequence of operation

The unit state of operation is the primary determination of individual component function. The ﬁve primary states

are as follows:

1. OFF: the unit supply fan and all associated mechanical equipment is OFF in this state. There are no associated

sequences of operation in this state. The unit switches to the OFF state only when the state is manually-selected

through the th-tune device (option CL78), unit display, or building automation network communication point. Upon

initial power, the OFF state is the default.

2. OFF/Alarm: the OFF/Alarm state can occur only from a sequence failure. The unit switches to this state from

the heating, cooling, or auto state. The unit stops all mechanical operation (unit state OFF) until resolution of the

failure condition(s). Upon resolving the failure, the unit returns to the heating, cooling, or auto state. Alarms may

also be cleared by resetting power to the unit.

3. Heat: the Heat state can be selected from the th-tune device (option CL78), controller display, or BMS. In this

state, the supply fan runs and the mechanical heating and dampers are operated to maintain the heating sequence

of operation. The unit will not automatically switch to other states except for the OFF/Alarm state.

4. Auto: the Auto state can be selected from the th-tune device (option CL78), controller display, or BMS. In this

state, the CL78 space sensor is the primary controlling device for the unit. The unit switches between space

heating and space cooling based on the zone temperature and setpoint. When the space conditions are satisﬁed,

the unit will maintain neutral DAT. When the unit is providing neutral air temperature, it will switch between two

adjustable neutral setpoints. The switch between the setpoints is based on OAT. When the outdoor air temperature

is below 65°F (18°C), the unit uses the neutral air heating setpoint. When the outdoor air temperature is above

65°F (18°C), the unit uses the neutral air cooling setpoint.

5. Cool: the Cool state can be selected from the th-tune device (option CL78), controller display, or BMS. In this

state, the unit supply fan runs and the mechanical cooling and the dampers are operated to maintain the cooling

sequence of operation. The unit will not automatically switch to other states except for the OFF/Alarm state.

D19 CL78 space sensor modes of operation

When the unit is called to operate in the auto, heating, or cooling state(s), the D19 CL78 space sensor controls the

unit in one of two modes: occupied or unoccupied. The unit will run in occupied or unoccupied mode based on one

of the following three user-selected commands:

• Internal time clock schedule selects occupied or unoccupied mode

• Physical input point (ID4) (contact closed = occupied)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

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STATES AND MODES OF OPERATION—CONTINUED

D21 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control with Optional CL78 Space Sensor

The D21 control option can operate the supply fan, exhaust fan, dampers, DX cooling, and gas or electric heat to

maintain a set of DAT control setpoints via the CL78 space sensor. If the space temperature sensor option CL78

is not enabled or fails, the logic ignores space requirements and operates to maintain neutral air temperature and

neutral air dehumidiﬁcation control.

NOTE: Heating applies only when a unit is ordered with a gas or electric heat section.

D21 states of operation

D21 control via the CL78 space sensor can switch between states based on the following:

• Controller display (user-selected)

• th-tune space control device (option CL78)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

• Automatically based on sequence of operation

The unit state of operation is the primary determination of individual component function. The ﬁve primary states

are as follows:

1. OFF: the unit supply fan and all associated mechanical equipment is OFF in this state. There are no associated

sequences of operation in this state. The unit switches to the OFF state only when the state is manually-selected

through the th-tune device (option CL78), unit display, or building automation network communication point. Upon

initial power, the OFF state is the default.

2. OFF/Alarm: the OFF/Alarm state can occur only from a sequence failure. The unit switches to this state from the

heating, cooling, or auto state. The unit will stop all mechanical operation (unit state OFF) until resolution of the

failure condition(s). Upon resolving the failure, the unit returns to the heating, cooling, or auto state. Alarms may

also be cleared by resetting power to the unit.

3. Heat: the Heat state can be selected from the th-tune device (Option CL78), controller display, or BMS. The supply

fan runs and the mechanical heating and dampers are operated to maintain the heating sequence of operation.

The unit will not automatically switch to other states except for the OFF/Alarm state.

4. Auto: the Auto state can be selected from the th-tune device (Option CL78), controller display, or BMS. Upon

initial selection of the auto state, the unit will be in the auto-heating state (if equipped) whenever outdoor air

temperature is below 65°F (18°C). Otherwise, the unit will be in the auto-cooling state. The unit changes to auto-

cooling/auto-heating state when the temperature crosses the changeover setpoint for more than 15 minutes or

is more than 5°F (2.8°C) beyond the changeover setpoint.

NOTE: The unit switches between heating and cooling based upon OAT. Space temperature

does not dictate heating or cooling mode.

5. Cool: the Cool state can be selected from the th-tune device (Option CL78), controller display, or BMS. In this

state, the unit supply fan runs and the mechanical cooling and dampers are operated to maintain the cooling

sequence of operation. The unit will not automatically switch to other states except for the OFF/Alarm state.

D21 modes of operation

When the unit is called to operate in the auto, heating, or cooling state(s), the D21 CL78 space sensor controls the

unit in one of two modes: occupied or unoccupied. The unit will run in occupied or unoccupied mode based on one

of the following three user-selected commands:

• Internal time clock schedule selects occupied or unoccupied mode

• Physical input point (ID4) (contact closed = occupied)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

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D22 (Discharge Air Temperature) Control via Single Setpoint

The D22 control option allows the end user to set the desired DAT for the unit via a single setpoint. The control

operates the supply fan, dampers, exhaust fan, DX cooling, and gas or electric heat to maintain the DAT control

setpoint. The setpoint variable, when selected, becomes the single discharge air setpoint for the unit. Table 6 lists

and describes the two variables that can be selected.

Table 6. D22 Discharge Air Setpoint Variables

Variable

Name

Variable

Description

Default

Setpoint

Range

DA_Loc_SP

DAT local setpoint: accessible from unit display and allows unit to operate stand-

alone without need for third-party BMS system

70°F

(21°C)

50–140°F

(10–60°C)

DA_BMS_SP

DAT BMS setpoint: intended for use by third-party BMS system for external

temperature setpoint adjustment

—

50–140°F

(10–60°C)

D22 states of operation

D22 controls the unit in the following states of operation:

• Enable ON: The unit is permitted to operate based on the automatic control system. The unit switches to the

Enable ON state only when the state is manually-selected through the user interface device, unit display, or building

automation network communication point.

• Enable OFF: The unit supply fan and all associated mechanical equipment is OFF in this state. There are no

associated sequences of operation in this state. The unit switches to the OFF state only when the state is manually-

selected through the user interface device, unit display, or building automation network communication point.

Mechanical system selections are permitted only in the Enable OFF state.

• Enable OFF/Alarm: The Enable OFF/Alarm state can occur only from a sequence failure. The unit stops all

mechanical operation until resolution of the failure condition(s). Upon resolving the failure, the unit returns to its

externally-commanded condition. Alarms may also be cleared by resetting power to the unit.

D22 modes of operation

When the unit is called to operate in the auto, heating, or cooling state(s), D22 controls the unit in one of two modes:

occupied or unoccupied. The unit will run in occupied or unoccupied mode based on one of the following three user-

selected commands:

• Internal time clock schedule selects occupied or unoccupied mode

• Physical input point (ID4) (contact closed = occupied)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

D23 (Space Temperature) Control via Single Setpoint

The D23 control option allows the end user to set the desired space temperature for the unit via a single setpoint.

The control operates the supply fan, dampers, exhaust fan, DX cooling, and gas or electric heat to maintain space

temperature. If the space temperature sensor option CL78 fails, the logic ignores space temperature requirements,

shuts down the heating and cooling functions, and operate only with blowers.

D23 states of operation

D23 control can switch between states based on the following:

• Controller display (user-selected)

• th-tune space control device (option CL78)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

• Automatically based on sequence of operation

The unit state of operation is the primary determination of individual component function. The ﬁve primary states

are as follows:

1. OFF: the unit supply fan and all associated mechanical equipment is OFF in this state. There are no associated

sequences of operation in this state. The unit switches to the OFF state only when the state is manually-selected

through the th-tune device (option CL78), unit display, or building automation network communication point. Upon

initial power, the OFF state is the default.

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Table 7. Temperature and Humidity Control Setpoints

Applicable Control

Option Code

Variable

Name

Variable

Description

Default

Setpoint

Range

D19, D21

DA_SpcHtg_SP

DAT space heating setpoint

90°F

(32°C)

50–140°F

(10–60°C)

DA_SpcClg_SP

DAT space cooling setpoint

55°F

(12°C)

50–100°F

(10–37°C)

DA_NAHtg_SP

DAT neutral heating setpoint

70°F

(21°C)

50–140°F

(20–60°C)

DA_NAClg_SP

DAT neutral cooling setpoint

70°F

(21°C)

50–100°F

(10–37°C)

D21

DA_SpcHtCl_SP

DAT space heat mode cooling setpoint

55°F

(12°C)

50–100°F

(10–37°C)

D22

DA_Loc_SP

DAT local setpoint

70°F

(21°C)

50–140°F

(10–60°C)

DA_BMS_SP

DAT BMS setpoint —

50–140°F

(10–60°C)

RPLE, RPHE, AUR2

DA_Dh_SP

DAT dehumidiﬁcation setpoint

70°F

(21°C)

50–100°F

(10–37°C)

CC_DA_SP

Cooling coil dehumidiﬁcation DAT setpoint

52°F

(11°C)

45–80°F

(7–26°C)

D19, D21, D23

SpcTempSP

Space temperature setpoint

72°F

(22°C)

65–85°F

(18–29°C)

SpcHumSP

Space humidity setpoint 52% 35–75%

STATES AND MODES OF OPERATION—CONTINUED

2. OFF/Alarm: the OFF/Alarm state can occur only from a sequence failure. The unit switches to this state from the

heating, cooling, or auto state. The unit will stop all mechanical operation (unit state OFF) until resolution of the

failure condition(s). Upon resolving the failure, the unit returns to the heating, cooling, or auto state. Alarms may

also be cleared by resetting power to the unit.

3. Heat: the Heat state can be selected from the th-tune device (Option CL78), controller display, or BMS. The supply

fan runs and the mechanical heating and dampers are operated to maintain the heating sequence of operation.

The unit will not automatically switch to other states except for the OFF/Alarm state.

4. Auto: the Auto state can be selected from the th-tune device (Option CL78), controller display, or BMS. In this

state, the supply fan runs and the mechanical heating/cooling and dampers are operated to maintain the automatic

sequence of operation. In the auto sequence the unit switches between heating and cooling to maintain the space

temperature setpoint.

5. Cool: the Cool state can be selected from the th-tune device (Option CL78), controller display, or BMS. In this

state, the unit supply fan runs and the mechanical cooling and dampers are operated to maintain the cooling

sequence of operation. The unit will not automatically switch to other states except for the OFF/Alarm state.

D23 modes of operation

When the unit is called to operate in the auto, heating, or cooling state(s), D23 controls the unit in one of two modes:

occupied or unoccupied. The unit will run in occupied or unoccupied mode based on one of the following three user-

selected commands:

• Internal time clock schedule selects occupied or unoccupied mode

• Physical input point (ID4) (contact closed = occupied)

• Building automation (BACnet®) command (option BHB8 required)

UNIT OPERATING CONTROLS

The operating controls for the supply fan, dampers, heating systems, cooling systems, temperature and humidity

control are described in the following paragraphs.

Temperature and Humidity Control

Selected temperature and humidity setpoints are user-adjustable from the unit display, optional wall-mounted user

interface, or optional BMS card. Depending on the state, mode, and control option, temperature and humidity are

controlled based on the setpoints listed in Table 7.

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Optional neutral air heating sliding scale temperature reset schedule setpoint (D19 and D21

only)

For control options D19 and D21, the user can select a reset schedule for the discharge setpoint used when in

neutral air heating mode. Table 8 lists reset schedule tempeature setpoints (see Figure 6).

Figure 6. Reset Schedule Air Temperatures

Optional space heating sliding scale temperature reset schedule setpoint (D19 and D21 only)

For control options D19 and D21, the user can also select a reset schedule for the discharge setpoint used when in

space heating mode. Table 8 lists reset schedule tempeature setpoints (see Figure 6).

Space Temperature and Humidity Setpoint Deﬁnitions

The base space temperature setpoint (SpcTempSP) is 72°F (22°C), and the base space humidity setpoint is 52%

(refer to Table 7). The following calculations are used to establish base setpoints that are then used to calculate

setpoints for the heating/cooling/dehumidiﬁcation modes that follow.

SpcTempSP − SpcHtgDB = SpcHtgSP

• base space heating dead band (SpcHtgDB) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• base space heating setpoint (SpcHtgSP) = 71°F (22°C)

SpcTempSP + SpcClgDB = SpcClgSP

• base space cooling dead band (SpcClgDB) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• base space cooling setpoint (SpcClgSP) = 73°F (23°C)

Occupied heating

When the unit is in the occupied mode, the space heating setpoint (SpcHtgSP) is the space effective heating setpoint

(SpcEffHtgSp).

• space effective heating setpoint (SpcEffHtgSp) = 71°F (22°C)

SpcEffHtgSp − SpcHtgOnDiff = actual space heating on value

• space heating ON differential (SpcHtgOnDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space heating on value = 70°F (21°C)

When the space temperature is ≤70°F (21°C), the Space Heating Mode is ON.

SpcEffHtgSp + SpcHtgOffDiff = actual space heating off value

• space heating OFF differential (SpcHtgOffDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space heating off value = 72°F (22°C)

When the space temperature is ≥72°F (22°C), the Space Heating Mode is OFF.

Table 8. Reset Schedule Temperature Setpoints

Neutral Air Heating Mode Space Heating Mode

OAT DAT OAT DAT

30°F (−1.1°C) 75°F (23.8°C)

30°F (−1.1°C) 120°F (48.9°C)

65°F (18.3°C) 65°F (18.3°C) 65°F (18.3°C) 90°F (32.2°C)

Neutral Air Heating Mode Space Heating Mode

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UNIT OPERATING CONTROLS—CONTINUED

Space Temperature and Humidity Setpoint Deﬁnitions—Continued

Occupied cooling

When the unit is in the occupied mode, the space cooling setpoint (SpcClgSP) is the space effective cooling setpoint

(SpcEffClgSp).

• space effective cooling setpoint (SpcEffClgSp) = 73°F (23°C)

SpcEffClgSp + SpcClgOnDiff = actual space cooling on value

• space cooling ON differential (SpcHtgOnDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space cooling on value = 74°F (23°C)

When the space temperature is ≥74°F (23°C), the Space Cooling Mode is ON.

SpcEffClgSp − SpcClgOffDiff = actual space cooling off value

• space cooling OFF differential (SpcClgOffDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space cooling off value = 72°F (22°C)

When the space temperature is ≤72°F (22°C), the Space Cooling Mode is OFF.

Occupied heating cooling (control option D21 only)

When the unit is in the occupied heating cooling mode, the space cooling setpoint (SpcClgSP) is the space effective

cooling setpoint (SpcEffClgSp).

• space effective cooling setpoint (SpcEffClgSp) = 73°F (23°C)

When the unit is set to auto heating, option D21 controls space cooling as follows:

SpcEffClgSp + SpcHCOnDiff = actual space cooling on value

• space heating cooling ON differential (SpcHCOnDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space cooling on value = 74°F (23°C)

When the space temperature is ≥74°F (23°C), the Space Heating Cooling Mode is ON.

SpcEffClgSp − SpcHCOffDiff = actual space cooling off value

• space heating cooling OFF differential (SpcHCOffDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space cooling off value = 72°F (22°C)

When the space temperature is ≤72°F (22°C), the Space Heating Cooling Mode is OFF.

Unoccupied heating

NOTE: By default, unoccupied heating and cooling are enabled when the system is equipped

with a CL78 space sensor. If unoccupied heating or cooling is not desired, set the Ena_Unocc_

Spc variable to OFF.

When the unit is in the unoccupied mode, heating is determined by the space effective heating setpoint (SpcEffHtgSp).

SpcHtgSP − SpcHtgUnoOs = SpcEffHtgSp

• space heating unoccupied offset setpoint (SpcHtgUnoOs) = 8°F (4°C)

• space effective heating setpoint (SpcEffHtgSp) = 63°F (17°C)

SpcEffHtgSp − SpcHtgOnDiff = actual space heating on value

• space heating ON differential (SpcHtgOnDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space heating on value = 62°F (17°C)

When the actual space temperature is ≤62°F (17°C), the Space Heating Mode is ON.

SpcEffHtgSp + UnoHtgOffDiff = actual space heating off value

• unoccupied space heating OFF differential (UnoHtgOffDiff) = 4°F (2.2°C)

• actual space heating off value = 67°F (19°C)

When the space temperature is ≥67°F (19°C), the Space Heating Mode is OFF.

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Unoccupied cooling

When the unit is in the unoccupied mode, cooling is determined by the space effective cooling setpoint (SpcEffClgSp).

SpcClgSP + SpcClgUnoOs = SpcEffClgSp

• space cooling unoccupied offset setpoint (SpcClgUnoOs) = 8°F (4°C)

• space effective cooling setpoint (SpcEffClgSp) = 81°F (27°C)

SpcEffClgSp + SpcClgOnDiff = actual space cooling on value

• space cooling ON differential (SpcClgOnDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space cooling on value = 82°F (28°C)

When the space temperature is ≥82°F (28°C), the Space Cooling Mode is ON.

SpcEffClgSp − UnoClgOffDiff = actual space cooling off value

• unoccupied space cooling OFF differential (UnoClgOffDiff) = 4°F (2.2°C)

• actual space cooling off value = 77°F (25°C)

When the space temperature is ≤77°F (25°C), the Space Cooling Mode is OFF.

Unoccupied heating cooling (control option D21 only)

When the unit is in the unoccupied mode and it is set to auto heating, cooling is determined by the space effective

cooling setpoint (SpcEffClgSp).

SpcClgSP + SpcClgUnoOs = SpcEffClgSp

• space cooling unoccupied offset setpoint (SpcClgUnoOs) = 8°F (4°C)

• space effective cooling setpoint (SpcEffClgSp) = 81°F (27°C)

SpcEffClgSp + SpcHCOnDiff = actual space cooling on value

• space heating cooling ON differential (SpcHCOnDiff) = 1°F (0.4°C)

• actual space cooling on value = 82°F (28°C)

When the space temperature is ≥82°F (28°C), the Space Heating Cooling Mode is ON.

SpcEffClgSp − UnoHCOffDiff = actual space cooling off value

• unoccupied space heating cooling OFF differential (UnoHCOffDiff) = 4°F (2.2°C)

• actual space cooling off value = 77°F (25°C)

When the space temperature is ≤77°F (25°C), the Space Cooling Mode is OFF.

Space dehumidiﬁcation control

• space humidity setpoint (SpcHumSp) = 52%

SpcHumSp + SpcDhOnDiff = actual space dehumidiﬁcation on value

• space dehumidiﬁcation ON differential (SpcDhOnDiff) = 3%

• actual space dehumidiﬁcation on value = 55%

When the space humidity is ≥55°F, the Space Dehumidiﬁcation Mode is ON.

SpcHumSp − SpcDhOffDiff = actual space dehumidiﬁcation off value

• space dehumidiﬁcation OFF differential (SpcDhOffDiff) = 2%

• actual space dehumidiﬁcation off value = 50%

When the space humidity is ≤50°F, the Space Dehumidiﬁcation Mode is OFF.

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UNIT OPERATING CONTROLS—CONTINUED

Electric Heat Staging

Electric heat staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22)

Electric heat staging will start when the DAT is 5°F (2.8°C) below the active setpoint and the OAT is below the heating

lockout setpoint. The Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table

9) to maintain the active discharge air setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to six stages of electric heat. The

number of stages and the modulated capacity control are determined by unit size and/or option.

Table 9. Electric Heat Staging—Discharge Air Temperature Control (Options D19, D21, and D22)

Stage*

Output

Increase

Interstage Timing

Activate**

Decrease

Interstage Timing

Deactivate**

1 NO6 = ON —

DAT 5°F (2.8°C) below setpoint (Y4

modulates SCR via heating demand)

15 minutes

Heating demand < 2.5% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

2 NO7 = ON

5 minutes

Heating demand > 70% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 5% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

3 NO8 = ON

Heating demand > 75% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 10% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

4 NO9 = ON

Heating demand > 80% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 20% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

5 NO10 = ON

Heating demand > 85% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 30% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

6 NO11 = ON

Heating demand > 90% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 40% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

Electric heat staging—space temperature control (option D23)

Electric heat staging will start when the unit enters the Space Heating mode and the OAT is below the heating lockout

setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 10) to maintain the space temperature

setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to six stages of electric heat. The number of stages and the modulated

capacity control are determined by unit size and/or option.

Table 10. Electric Heat Staging—Space Temperature Control (Option D23)

Stage*

Output

Increase

Interstage Timing

Activate** Deactivate**

1 NO6 = ON —

Space Heating mode ON

(Y4 modulates SCR via heating demand)

Space Heating mode OFF

2 NO7 = ON

5 minutes

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 70%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 5%

3 NO8 = ON

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 75%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 10%

4 NO9 = ON

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 80%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 20%

5 NO10 = ON

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 85%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 30%

6 NO11 = ON

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 90%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 40%

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

Electric heat staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22 only on R7

series models with 40kW, 60kW, or 80kW electric heat size)

Electric heat staging will start when the DAT is 5°F (2.8°C) below the active setpoint and the OAT is below the heating

lockout setpoint. The Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table

11) to maintain the active discharge air setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to six stages of electric heat. The

number of stages and the modulated capacity control are determined by unit size and/or option.

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Table 11. Electric Heat Staging—Discharge Air Temperature Control (Options D19, D21, and D22 Only on

R7 Series Models with 40kW, 60kW, or 80kW Electric Heat Size)

Stage*

Increase

Interstage Timing

Activate**

Decrease

Interstage Timing

Deactivate**

1 —

DAT 5°F (2.8°C) below setpoint (Y4

modulates SCR via heating demand)

15 minutes

Heating demand < 2.5% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

5 minutes

Heating demand > 70% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 5% and DAT 5°F (2.8°C)

above setpoint

Heating demand > 75% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 10% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

Heating demand > 80% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 20% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

Heating demand > 85% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 30% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

Heating demand > 90% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 40% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

Heating demand > 95% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 50% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

Electric heat staging—space temperature control (option D23 only on R7 series models with

40kW, 60kW, or 80kW electric heat size)

Electric heat staging will start when the unit enters the Space Heating mode and the OAT is below the heating lockout

setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 12) to maintain the space temperature

setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to six stages of electric heat. The number of stages and the modulated

capacity control are determined by unit size and/or option.

Table 12. Electric Heat Staging—Space Temperature Control (Option D23 Only on R7 Series Models with

40kW, 60kW, or 80kW Electric Heat Size)

Stage*

Increase

Interstage Timing

Activate** Deactivate**

1 —

Space Heating mode ON (Y4 modulates SCR via

heating demand)

Space Heating mode OFF

5 minutes

Space Heating mode ON and heating demand > 70% Space Heating mode OFF or heating demand < 5%

3 Space Heating mode ON and heating demand > 75% Space Heating mode OFF or heating demand < 10%

4 Space Heating mode ON and heating demand > 80% Space Heating mode OFF or heating demand < 20%

5 Space Heating mode ON and heating demand > 85% Space Heating mode OFF or heating demand < 30%

6 Space Heating mode ON and heating demand > 90% Space Heating mode OFF or heating demand < 40%

7 Space Heating mode ON and heating demand > 95% Space Heating mode OFF or heating demand < 50%

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

Electric heat stages—options AK5 and AK6 only on R7 series models with 40kW, 60kW, or 80kW

electric heat size)

Table 13. Electric Heat Stages—Options AK5 and AK6 Only on R7 Series Models with 40kW, 60kW, or

80kW Electric Heat Size

Heating

Size

Output

Capacity

(kW)

Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6 Stage 7

40kW

NO8 (SCR circuit) 10 ON ON ON ON — — —

NO9 10 OFF ON OFF ON — — —

NO10 20 OFF OFF ON ON — — —

60kW

NO8 (SCR circuit) 10 ON ON ON ON ON ON —

NO9 10 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON —

NO10 20 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON —

NO11 20 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON —

80kW

NO8 (SCR circuit) 10 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON

NO9 10 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON

NO10 20 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON

NO11 20 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON

NO12 20 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON

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Table 14. Gas Heat Staging—Discharge Air Temperature Control (Options D19, D21, and D22)

Stage*

Output

Increase

Interstage Timing

Activate**

Decrease

Interstage Timing

Deactivate**

NO6 = ON

(refer to

NOTEs 1–3)

—

DAT 5°F (2.8°C) below setpoint (Y4

modulates heat exchanger 1 via

heating demand)

5 or 15 minutes

(refer to NOTE 4)

Heating demand < 2.5% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

2 NO7 = ON

5 minutes

Heating demand > 70% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 5% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

3 NO8 = ON

Heating demand > 75% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 10% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

4 NO9 = ON

Heating demand > 80% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Heating demand < 20% and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

NOTE 1: Y series light OFF (Y4 gas valve modulation value for natural gas and propane = 30% duration 30 seconds).

NOTE 2: R7 series light OFF (Y4 gas valve modulation value for natural gas and propane = 65% duration 60 seconds).

NOTE 3: Y4 modulation applies only to units equipped with modulating gas valves.

NOTE 4: 5-minute timer for non-modulated systems. 15-minute timer used on modulated systems to allow capacity control to achieve low ﬁre

rate.

Gas heat staging—space temperature control (option D23)

Gas heat staging will start when the unit enters the Space Heating mode and the OAT is below the heating lockout

setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 15) to maintain the space temperature

setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to four stages of gas heat. The number of stages and the modulated

capacity control are determined by unit size and/or option.

UNIT OPERATING CONTROLS—CONTINUED

Gas Heat Staging

Gas heat staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22)

Gas heat staging will start when the DAT is 5°F (2.8°C) below the active setpoint and the OAT is below the heating

lockout setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 14) to maintain the active discharge

air setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to four stages of gas heat. The number of stages and the modulated

capacity control are are determined by unit size and/or option.

Table 15. Gas Heat Staging—Space Temperature Control (Option D23)

Stage*

Output

Increase

Interstage Timing

Activate** Deactivate**

NO6 = ON

(refer to

NOTEs 1–3)

—

Space Heating mode ON

(Y4 Modulates heat exchanger 1 via heating demand)

Space Heating mode OFF

2 NO7 = ON

5 minutes

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 70%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 5%

3 NO8 = ON

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 75%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 10%

4 NO9 = ON

Space Heating mode ON and

heating demand > 80%

Space Heating mode OFF or

heating demand < 20%

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

NOTE 1: Y series light OFF (Y4 gas valve modulation value for natural gas and propane = 30% duration 30 seconds).

NOTE 2: R7 series light OFF (Y4 gas valve modulation value for natural gas and propane = 65% duration 60 seconds).

NOTE 3: Y4 modulation applies only to units equipped with modulating gas valves.

Mechanical Cooling Staging

Mechanical cooling staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22)

Mechanical cooling staging will start when the DAT is 5°F (2.8°C) above the active setpoint and the OAT is above

the cooling lockout setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 16) to maintain the

active discharge air setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to two stages of cooling. The number of stages is

determined by unit size and/or option.

CP-P125-R7DA-D19-D21-D22-D23 (03-19) PN1024315R0

Mechanical cooling staging—space temperature control (option D23)

Mechanical cooling staging will start when the unit enters the Space Cooling mode and the OAT is above the cooling

lockout setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 17) to maintain the space temperature

setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to two stages of cooling. The number of stages is determined by unit

size and/or option.

Table 16. Mechanical Cooling Staging—Discharge Air Temperature Control (Options D19, D21, and D22)

Stage*

Output

Compressor/

Condenser

Interstage

Timing

Activate** Deactivate**

1 Y3 A

5 minutes

DAT 5°F (2.8°C) above setpoint (circuit

A modulates with cooling demand)

<10% modulation and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

2 NO2 A and B

>70% modulation and DAT 5°F (2.8°C)

above setpoint

<50% modulation and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

Condenser A

(refer to NOTE 1)

NO5 Cond_Sec_A

—

When Y3 > 0% When Y3 = 0%, OFF

Condenser B NO6 Cond_Sec_B When NO2 = ON When NO2 = OFF

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

NOTE 1: R7 series units use condensor section A only and NO5 activates with either compressor.

Table 17. Mechanical Cooling Staging—Space Temperature Control (Option D23)

Stage*

Output

Compressor/

Condenser

Interstage

Timing

Activate** Deactivate**

1 Y3 A

5 minutes

Space Cooling mode ON (circuit A

modulates with cooling demand)

Space Cooling mode OFF

2 NO2 A and B

Space Cooling mode ON and

>70% modulation

Space Cooling mode OFF or

<50% modulation

Condenser A

(refer to NOTE 1)

NO5 Cond_Sec_A

—

When Y3 > 0% When Y3 = 0%, OFF

Condenser B NO6 Cond_Sec_B When NO2 = ON When NO2 = OFF

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

NOTE 1: R7 series units use condensor section A only and NO5 activates with either compressor.

Mechanical cooling staging—space temperature control (option D23 only on R7 series models

with option AUR2 and cooling size 150 or larger)

Mechanical cooling staging will start when the unit enters the Space Cooling mode and the OAT is above the cooling

lockout setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 19) to maintain the space temperature

setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to two stages of cooling. The number of stages is determined by unit

size and/or option.

Table 18. Mechanical Cooling Staging—Discharge Air Temperature Control

(Options D19, D21, and D22 Only on R7 Series Models with Option AUR2 and Cooling Size 150 or Larger)

Stage*

Output

Compressor/

Condenser

Interstage

Timing

Activate** Deactivate**

1 Y3 A

5 minutes

DAT 5°F (2.8°C) above setpoint (circuit

A modulates with cooling demand)

<10% modulation and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) below setpoint

2 U9 A and B

>95% A modulation and DAT 5°F

(2.8°C) above setpoint

<10% B modulation and DAT

5°F (2.8°C) below setpoint

Condenser A

(refer to NOTE 1)

NO5 Cond_Sec_A

—

When Y3 > 0% When Y3 = 0%, OFF

Condenser B NO6 Cond_Sec_B When NO2 = ON When NO2 = OFF

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

NOTE 1: R7 series units use condensor section A only and NO5 activates with either compressor.

Mechanical cooling staging—discharge air temperature control (options D19, D21, and D22 only

on R7 series models with option AUR2 and cooling size 150 or larger)

Mechanical cooling staging will start when the DAT is 5°F (2.8°C) above the active setpoint and the OAT is above

the cooling lockout setpoint. The PID loop will activate and the unit will stage (refer to Table 18) to maintain the

active discharge air setpoint. The unit may be equipped with up to two stages of cooling. The number of stages is

determined by unit size and/or option.

CP-P125-R7DA-D19-D21-D22-D23 (06-20) 1024315-B

Table 19. Mechanical Cooling Staging—Space Temperature Control

(Option D23 Only on R7 Series Models with Option AUR2 and Cooling Size 150 or Larger)

Stage*

Output

Compressor/

Condenser

Interstage

Timing

Activate** Deactivate**

1 Y3 A

5 minutes

Space Cooling mode ON (circuit A

modulates with cooling demand)

Space Cooling mode OFF

2 U9 A and B

Space Cooling mode ON and

>95% A modulation

Space Cooling mode OFF or

<10% B modulation

Condenser A

(refer to NOTE 1)

NO5 Cond_Sec_A

—

When Y3 > 0% When Y3 = 0%, OFF

Condenser B NO6 Cond_Sec_B When NO2 = ON When NO2 = OFF

*All stages have adjustable minimum ON and OFF times.

**PID loop control: all statements must be true to activate or deactivate.

NOTE 1: R7 series units use condensor section A only and NO5 activates with either compressor.

UNIT OPERATING CONTROLS—CONTINUED

Mechanical Cooling Staging—Continued

Mechanical cooling staging—space temperature control (option D23 only on R7 series models

with option AUR2 and cooling size 150 or larger)—Continued

Dehumidiﬁcation Control

Space dehumidiﬁcation

All of the following conditions must be true for the unit to enter the Space Dehumidiﬁcation mode:

1. Outdoor air temperature is above reheat low lockout setpoint (58°F (14°C) reheat lockout, range 50–100°F

(10–37°C) drybulb)

2. Outdoor air temperature is below reheat high lockout setpoint (100°F (37°C) reheat high lockout, range 50–120°F

(10–48°C) drybulb)

3. Space Cooling mode is not active

4. Unit cooling coil sensor is not in failed condition

5. Space dehumidiﬁcation call is active

6. Reheat pump controller must not be in alarm condition (RPLE and RPHE units only)

Neutral air dehumidiﬁcation

All of the following conditions must be true for the unit to enter the Neutral Air Dehumidiﬁcation mode:

1. Outdoor air temperature is above reheat low lockout setpoint (58°F (14°C) reheat lockout, range 50–100°F

(10–37°C) drybulb)

2. Outdoor air temperature is below reheat high lockout setpoint (100°F (37°C) reheat high lockout, range 50–120°F

(10–48°C) drybulb)

3. Unit outside air humidity sensor is not in failed condition

4. Unit cooling coil sensor is not in failed condition

5. Outside air dewpoint > 58°F (14°C) (options D19, D21, and D22 only)

6. Space dehumidiﬁcation call is not active

7. Space Cooling mode is not active

8. For units selected with D22, active discharge air setpoint must be 15°F (8.3°C) greater than cooling coil discharge

setpoint

9. Reheat pump controller must not be in alarm condition (RPLE and RPHE units only)

Dehumidiﬁcation control (options AUR2, RPLE, and RPHE)

When either the Space Dehumidiﬁcation or Neutral Air Dehumidiﬁcation mode is active, the main evaporator

compressor(s) will be enabled to maintain a 52°F (11°C) cooling coil discharge setpoint and will use the U5 CC_Temp

sensor.

• For units selected with option AUR2, the reheat valve is enabled and modulated by output Y5 to maintain the

reheat setpoint at 70°F (21°C) via the U4 DAT Temp sensor (Y5 = 0–10V, 0–100% capacity)

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